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Our Members By becoming a member of ISEA, you’ll have access to a vibrant network that holds a wealth of knowledge and experience you can’t find anywhere else. Find out who our Members are below. Elite Premium Corporate Supporter Elite Members Elite Members Founded in 2011, Power Capital Renewable Energy is a leading Irish independent power producer with a rapidly growing international presence. Its long-term vision and strategy is to produce renewable, competitively priced sustainable energy on a global scale. With over 1GW of solar PV in Ireland, Power Capital is growing its international pipeline, targeting 5GW by 2030. Power Capital Renewable Energy Statkraft is a leading player in the energy market in Ireland, where it develops, owns, and operates renewable energy projects across solar, onshore and offshore wind, battery storage and grid services. Since entering the Irish market in 2015, Statkraft has tripled its development portfolio. By the end of 2022, Statkraft Ireland expects to have an overall portfolio of approximately 4,000MW. Statkraft Ireland As of 2021, Elgin Energy has successfully obtained planning permission for 770MW across close to 60 projects. A further 3GW+ of projects are at late stages of development across the UK, Ireland, and Australia. Elgin Energy Harmony Solar Ireland Limited is a fully Irish-owned Renewable Energy company located in Wexford that is acquiring surface rights, project rights and lease rights for the development of Solar Farm installations using Photovoltaic Technology (PV) in Ireland. Harmony Solar We'll update this soon. Soleire Renewables We'll update this soon. ESB Solar Premium Members Premium Members Amarenco Group BayWa r.e. GoodWe KPMG Ireland RWE Scott Group Renewables Astronergy Energia Renewables Highfield Solar LONGi Solar Technology Recurrent Energy Sungrow EMEA BNRG Renewables EnergyPro Asset Management Huawei Technologies Mitros SSE Ørsted Corporate Members Corporate Members A&L Goodbody LLP AIB Alternus Energy Beauchamps LLP Circal DNV EDF Renewables Engie Eversheds Sutherland LLP Flogas Enterprise Jetion Solar Lightsource bp Ireland Mason Hayes & Curran LLP Midsummer Renewables Ltd. MySolar Nanosun Obelisk PV GEN Pinsent Masons RES Group SMA Solar Solgrid TNEI Group Voltalia AEI Activ8 Energies Astatine Bord Gáis Energy Clonmel Enterprises Ltd. DP Energy Eir Solus European Energy Failte Solar GP Joule Jones Engineering Group Malachy Walsh and Partners Matheson LLP Mullan Grid NRG Panel Natural Power Obton Philip Lee LLP PrePayPower RSK Ireland Ltd. SolarSmart Strategic Power Projects Temporis Investment Management WTW AFRY Aer Soléir Bank of Ireland Bord na Móna Cullens Solar Solutions Deloitte Empower Renewables EverPower Fehily Timoney Greencoat Renewables Kyte Powertech MarVal Power McCutcheon Halley Murphy NTR plc Neoen Renewables Ireland Ltd. PSC Pinergy Solar Electric Quintas Energy SKE Solarport TLi Group Verde Energy Western Solar Supporter Members Supporter Members 8 Star Energy Button Chint Ireland Button Cue Power Button Electroroute Button Fieldfisher Button Greentricity Button KRA Renewables Button Newrises Button Regnum Renewables Button Solas Capital Button Ai Bridges Ltd. Button Clean Solar Solutions Button Danu Energy Consulting Button Empower Renewables Button Fingleton White Button Infinite Energy Button Kirby Group Engineering Button NuSolas Button SECAD Partnership CLG Button Sun Arc Solar Systems Button Anderson McQue Button Codema Button EMR Integrated Solutions Button Encom Energy Button FuturEnergy Ireland Button Iqony Solar Energy Solutions Button LP3 Button Poe Kelly Hogan Lanigan LLP Button Seabreeze Button Tipperary Energy Agency Button BOS Energy Ltd. Button Cornwall Insight Button Ecoplex Energy Solutions Button Entrust Button Galetech Energy Services Button Jennings O'Donovan & Partners Button MKO Button Premium Power Button Solar Care Button Tobin Consulting Engineers Button BioXL Button CubicM3 Button ElectricSkyline Button Exemplar Energy Button Gravity Construction Button KLM Utilities Button MyPower Button Prosolar Button Solar Farm Solutions Button UrbanVolt Button

Services Directory Our members are leaders in the Irish renewable energy sector. If you want quality, have a look at the services our members provide below. Services Select an option A&L Goodbody LLP Legal Advisory AIB Financial Alternus Energy Group plc Developer Astronergy Manufacturer BayWa r.e. Developer Bord na Móna Energy Services Provider Cue Power Solar Installer DP Energy Developer EDF Renewables Developer Eir Solus Developer Empower Renewables Developer Entrust Consultancy EverPower Engineering and Construction Fehily Timoney Consultancy Geointec Engineering and Construction Greentricity Solar Installer Huawei Technologies Manufacturer Jones Engineering Group Engineering and Construction Kyte Powertech Equipment Supplier Lennon Solar Solar Installer Mason Hayes & Curran LLP Legal Advisory McHugh Renewables Solar Installer Mullan Grid Consultancy MySolar.ie Solar Installer Neoen Renewables Ireland Ltd. Developer PVGEN Solar Installer Pinsent Masons Legal Advisory Prosolar Solar Installer RSK Ireland Ltd. Consultancy SKE Manufacturer Segen Equipment Supplier Solas Capital Financial Statkraft Ireland Ltd. Developer Sungrow UK Manufacturer Temporis Investment Management Ltd. Asset Management Verde Energy Solar Installer Western Solar Equipment Supplier Ørsted Developer AEI Solar Installer Activ8 Energies Solar Installer Amarenco Solar Ltd. Developer BNRG Developer Beauchamps LLP Legal Advisory Clonmel Enterprises Ltd. Engineering and Construction Cullens Solar Solutions Solar Farm Maintenance Danu Energy Consulting Consultancy ESB Solar Developer ElectricSkyline Solar Installer Energia Renewables Developer Equans Engineering and Construction Eversheds Sutherland LLP Legal Advisory Flogas Enterprise Solar Installer GoodWe Manufacturer Harmony Solar Developer Infinite Energy Solar Installer KPMG Consultancy LONGi Solar Technology Co., Ltd Manufacturer Lightsource bp Developer Matheson LLP Legal Advisory Midsummer Renewables Ltd. Equipment Supplier Murphy Engineering and Construction NRG Panel Solar Installer Obelisk Solar Installer Philip Lee LLP Legal Advisory Power Capital Developer Quintas Energy Asset Management RWE Developer SSE Solar Installer SolarSmart Solar Installer Soleire Renewables Holdings Ltd. Developer Strategic Power Projects Solar Installer TLI Group Engineering and Construction Tobin Consulting Engineers Consultancy Voltalia Engineering and Construction Willis Towers Watson Financial AFRY Consultancy Aer Soléir Developer Astatine Solar Installer Bank of Ireland Financial Bord Gáis Energy Energy Services Provider CubicM3 Solar Installer DNV Consultancy Deloitte Consultancy EcoPlex Energy Solutions Solar Installer Elgin Energy Developer Engie Developer European Energy Developer Failte Solar Equipment Supplier GP Joule Asset Management Greencoat Renewables Asset Management Highfield Solar Developer Jetion Solar Manufacturer KRA Renewables Consultancy LP3 Consultancy Malachy Walsh and Partners Engineering and Construction McCutcheon Halley Planning Consultants Consultancy Mitros Engineering and Construction My Power Solar Installer NTR plc Asset Management Obton Asset Management Pinergy SolarElectric Solar Installer PrePayPower Energy Supplier RES Group Developer Recurrent Energy Developer Scott Group Renewables Engineering and Construction Solarport Manufacturer Solgrid Solar Installer Sun Arc Solar Systems Solar Installer TNEI Group Consultancy UrbanVolt Energy Supplier WTW Consultancy nanosun Equipment Supplier

Reports ISEA is dedicated to being a primary resource for its members and the public on all things solar. Our reports below are updated regularly, and will provide all the information you need to stay in the know. ISEA’s Proposal on Private Wires This document summarises ISEA’s response to the Private Wires Consultation, outlining our proposals for creating a conducive environment for the development of private wires to meet Ireland’s renewable energy targets. Read more ISEA - Scale of Solar 2024 Report Discover the latest findings from the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) in our 2024 Scale of Solar report. Ireland has experienced a remarkable 42.6% increase in solar capacity, now reaching 1,185MW. This surge is equivalent to powering 280,000 homes annually, reduce carbon emissions by 270,000 tonnes, and includes 373MW from domestic rooftops. The report underscores solar energy's pivotal role in Ireland's renewable future, with insights from key leaders shaping the nation's sustainable energy landscape. Read more Fehily Timoney - Best Practice Guidance Report for Large Scale Solar Energy Development (Nov. 2023) This Best Practice Guidance Report has been prepared by Fehily Timoney and Company (FT) and the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) to assist potential developers, stakeholders and Local Authorities in site selection, preparation of applications for planning consent and considerations relating to construction, associated infrastructure and operational procedures from a planning and environmental perspective. Read more ISEA - Scale of Solar (Jun. 2023) The Irish Solar Energy Association's ‘Scale of Solar’ report highlights the remarkable growth of solar energy in Ireland and its significant impact on redefining our dependency on fossil fuels. This report sheds light on the country's burgeoning solar capacity and underscores the importance of embracing solar energy as a key driver of Ireland's sustainable future. Read more AFRY - The Value of Solar in RESS-3 (Dec. 2022) Our RESS-3 report, produced by AFRY, found that increasing solar capacity will result in a more balanced energy mix and, since RESS-3 solar is curtailed less than RESS-3 onshore wind, this allows for increased electricity generation from renewables in Ireland. Society benefits as solar predictably generates energy at peak day-time hours, displacing fossil fuel-based electricity generation, and leading to lower electricity prices and lower emissions. Read more AFRY - The Speed of Light: The role of solar power in Ireland's energy transition (Dec. 2022) This report found that solar projects face fewer planning hurdles and navigate the planning process relatively quickly, meaning that these projects have a high success rate in receiving grid connection offers. This speed is vital for achieving our 2030 targets, which would be made easier with the removal of barriers to solar deployment in Ireland. Read more KPMG - Solar Project Sensitivity Analysis (Nov. 2022) Following the RESS-2 auction, KPMG was commissioned by the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) to model a Reference Case solar project and identify the impact that single assumption changes can have on the strike price required to maintain a given level of return. The sensitivities set out in this report should hopefully serve as aid to solar energy developers in understanding the key value drivers in their projects, as well as policymakers in how their decisions on various policy matters (e.g. inflation, rates, etc.) directly impact on the RESS strike price required by projects. Read more MaREI - Quantifying the Rooftop Solar Potential in Ireland (Sep. 2022) This analysis shows that there are significant potential financial savings for people from their rooftops. Beyond the positive impact on increasing energy bills, solar PV provides an option for people to directly participate in the battle against climate change. Solar panels could be the entry point for many people on their sustainability journey. Read more KPMG - Strike Price Sensitivity Analysis (Dec. 2021) The Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) commissioned KPMG to carry out a piece of bespoke financial modelling, relating to the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) auction, to identify the impact single assumption changes to a Reference Case project can have on the required strike price for the project to ensure the same project return. Read more AFRY - RESS-2 Evaluation Correction Factor for Solar PV (Aug. 2021) In conjunction with the 'Value of Solar in Ireland' report, this study shows that a more balanced mix of wind and solar is beneficial for consumers, due to lower expected PSO costs that more than offset the higher wholesale prices; the wind industry, due to lower curtailment and higher capture prices; EirGrid/SONI, because there is less curtailment to deal with; and the government, due to lower emissions. Read more AFRY - The Value of Solar in Ireland (Feb. 2021) This study, produced by AFRY and commissioned by ISEA, finds that achieving the 2030 RES-E ambitions through a more balanced mix of new wind and solar leads to a number of benefits to society in the Republic of Ireland when compared to a scenario that relies more heavily on new wind developments alone. Read more KPMG - A Brighter Future (Oct. 2015) KPMG prepared this report, at the request of the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA), to assess the potential benefits to the Irish economy from the introduction of a policy support scheme for solar photovoltaic (PV), and to explore the potential policy options. Read more